Extraterritoriality and collective redress /
Extraterritoriality and collective redress /
edited by Duncan Fairgrieve, Eva Lein.
- xli, 447 pages ; 26 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Class actions and collective actions / Collective redress procedures : European debates / Collective action reform in England and Wales / Class actions and class settlements going global : an update from the Netherlands / Collective redress : policy objectives and practical problems / A coherent approach to European collective redress / The trouble with cross-border collective redress : issues and difficulties / Cross-border collective redress and jurisdiction under Brussels I : a mismatch / Parallel litigation and cross-border collective actions under the Brussels I framework : lessons from abroad / The impact of the Brussels I enforcement and recognition rules on collective actions / Conflicts of laws in multinational collective actions : a judicial nightmare? / Extra-territoriality of evidence gathering in US class action proceedings / The ILA Rio resolution on transnational group actions / In defence of the requirement for foreign class members to opt-in to an English class action / Foreign punitive damages decisions and class actions in Italy / The perils of certifying international class actions in Canada / Collective redress in Spain : recognition and enforcement of class action judgments and class settlements / Morrison v. National Australia Bank : the US Supreme Court limits collective redress for securities fraud / Morrison v. National Australia Bank : implications for global securities class actions / Morrison v. National Australia Bank : foreign securities and the jurisdiction to prescribe / 'Bridging the Gap' : contrasting effects of US Supreme Court territorial restraint on European collective claims / Transnational issuer liability after the financial crisis : seeking a coherent choice of law standard / Diego Corapi -- Duncan Fairgrieve and Geraint Howells -- John Sorabji -- Ianika Tzankova and Hélène van Lith -- Alexander Layton -- Burkhard Hess -- Horatia Muir-Watt -- Eva Lein -- Justine N Stefanelli -- Duncan Fairgrieve -- Astrid Stadler -- Andrea Pinna -- Catherine Kessedjian -- Rachael Mulheron -- Francesco Quarta -- John P Brown -- Marta Requejo Isidro and Marta Otero Crespo -- Thomas A Dubbs -- Linda Silberman -- Adam Johnson -- Vincent Smith -- Wolf-Georg Ringe and Alexander Hellgardt.
0199655723 9780199655724
2012946990
Class actions (Civil procedure)
Exterritoriality.
Conflict of laws--Civil procedure
K2243 / .E98 2012
341.4
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Class actions and collective actions / Collective redress procedures : European debates / Collective action reform in England and Wales / Class actions and class settlements going global : an update from the Netherlands / Collective redress : policy objectives and practical problems / A coherent approach to European collective redress / The trouble with cross-border collective redress : issues and difficulties / Cross-border collective redress and jurisdiction under Brussels I : a mismatch / Parallel litigation and cross-border collective actions under the Brussels I framework : lessons from abroad / The impact of the Brussels I enforcement and recognition rules on collective actions / Conflicts of laws in multinational collective actions : a judicial nightmare? / Extra-territoriality of evidence gathering in US class action proceedings / The ILA Rio resolution on transnational group actions / In defence of the requirement for foreign class members to opt-in to an English class action / Foreign punitive damages decisions and class actions in Italy / The perils of certifying international class actions in Canada / Collective redress in Spain : recognition and enforcement of class action judgments and class settlements / Morrison v. National Australia Bank : the US Supreme Court limits collective redress for securities fraud / Morrison v. National Australia Bank : implications for global securities class actions / Morrison v. National Australia Bank : foreign securities and the jurisdiction to prescribe / 'Bridging the Gap' : contrasting effects of US Supreme Court territorial restraint on European collective claims / Transnational issuer liability after the financial crisis : seeking a coherent choice of law standard / Diego Corapi -- Duncan Fairgrieve and Geraint Howells -- John Sorabji -- Ianika Tzankova and Hélène van Lith -- Alexander Layton -- Burkhard Hess -- Horatia Muir-Watt -- Eva Lein -- Justine N Stefanelli -- Duncan Fairgrieve -- Astrid Stadler -- Andrea Pinna -- Catherine Kessedjian -- Rachael Mulheron -- Francesco Quarta -- John P Brown -- Marta Requejo Isidro and Marta Otero Crespo -- Thomas A Dubbs -- Linda Silberman -- Adam Johnson -- Vincent Smith -- Wolf-Georg Ringe and Alexander Hellgardt.
0199655723 9780199655724
2012946990
Class actions (Civil procedure)
Exterritoriality.
Conflict of laws--Civil procedure
K2243 / .E98 2012
341.4